Two Books for Readers of Historical Fiction

by Susan Roberts

The genre Historical Fiction encompasses so many different types of stories. Today, I have two novels that delve into history. The first one is based on a real person and the second one features themes that are often found in women's fiction.

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The Call of the Wrens by Jenni L. Walsh ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

The Call of the Wrens introduces the little-known story of the daring women who rode through war-torn Europe carrying secrets on their shoulders.

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Ace, Marvel, Spy by Jenni L. Walsh ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

Alice tirelessly works her way up to be a #1 tennis champion, all while maintaining a growing career trajectory editing the Wonder Women in History comic. She enjoys her hard-earned success with her loving husband, her steadfast coach, and her dear friends—many of whom are famous and well-connected.

But then her world falls apart.

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Ace, Marvel, Spy by Jenni L. Walsh ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

Trailblazer, superstar, activist, and spy: Alice Marble is a true American icon.

Alice strives to have it all.

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